Severance - Plans to sever the entire world 

Dude the concept of enslaving yourself to earn a paycheck while never having to feel what it's like to work but at the same time knowing there's a version of yourself who ONLY ever works but not caring because you're psychologically seperate/different from them but at the same time still technically you is fucking wild. This show knocked it out the park

For me 3:08 is the best monologue of the 2020's. Everything that she said insincerely until they broke her down became a totality of herself when she realized how evil her outie was, it became utterly the most truthful feeling she's ever felt.

Helly’s actress’s performance in this episode was so good. The way she’s barely managing to hold on to a poker face but shows her fear with those glassy eyes.

Her reciting the apology in the mirror would make an awesome teaser trailer if it wasn't kind of a spoiler.

The devastation in Helly’s eyes as she hears Jame say “everyone in the world should get one. They will. Because of you.” Britt Lauer in this scene 🙌

2:41 Just noticed this particular moment, the look on her father's face - It almost looks like he's un-severing and giving control of his body back to (I'm guessing) Kier Eagan's transplanted consciousness. Maybe Kier is inhabiting her father's body most of the time and running the company, and the one talking to her during this scene is her actual father (a willing "innie"?), then giving control back to Kier. Very "Being John Malkovich"-esque?

She’s such a great actress

“Sit with me in My revolving” when he’s not Kier

The actor who plays Jame Eagan, Michael Siberry, is a great choice. He’s an Australian actor who has done a ton of Broadway. In this role he portrays a creepy other-worldliness. Jame is plastic, almost robotic.

The fact that mark made a tree out of clay to his wife's innie (whose outtie is presumably in a coma or on life support). Harrowing.

Are we just going to overlook the camera and crew not being visible in the mirror

Something that bothered me about this scene is how her dad chooses to have this chat in the fucking bathroom. Couldn't he just wait outside for two minutes?

If this isn't straight up Mark of the Beast, I don't know what is.

How did i miss this scene?